MEAT STRIKE COMPROMISED AND US LEAGUE DIALOGUE
A mixed review notes the German Kapp Luettwitz turmoil easing compared to last year with communist influence, while U.S. packers accept wage cuts and keep eight hour days. Washington faces pressure on a League of Nations role as Britain nudges U.S. into regional oil ventures, and New York expands tax relief to spur housing starts.
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Japan asserts ultimatum over Kamchatka transfer
Tokyo warns it will take necessary action to defend Japan's rights in Kamchatka if the Far Eastern Republic proceeds with transferring part of Kamchatka to Soviet control. Deputy Vinentne Uehitn told the House of Peers Japan has protested to Chita and formal demands remain unmet. The report coincides with broader Bolshevik policy shifts and international reactions.
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Poland Plans Fleet of Merchant Vessels to Fly Flag
Polish authorities push a program to assemble a fleet of merchant vessels to ply the Baltic and foreign routes. government aids private firms, seeks Baltic outlet via Versailles terms, with shipyards and ports in Kasielh and Amsterdam cited amid a naval modernization drive.
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Farmer Reads on Rent Share Plan from Agriculture Bulletin
A farmer and landlord discuss adjusting a cash rent contract to share risk. They consider paying rent in bushels of corn or other crops, using historical price records to set fair terms. The dialogue cites a United States Department of Agriculture Farmers Bulletin and explores aligning rent with crop values to weather price swings.
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Thomes Kashrent
Sandfort
John
Kashrent
Office of Farm Management and Farm Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Bulletin 1
Almanac Guides Farmers to Do Right Thing at Right Time
United States Department of Agriculture issues An Agricultural Almanac for 1921 as Farmers Bulletin 1202. It provides seasonal advice on weather, farm operations, marketing, wildlife, woods work, and references to department publications for detailed guidance. Limited copies available on request.
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Adam
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Cure Defects in Tomatoes and Good Feeding Counts
Time claims that black spots in tomatoes may be prevented by treating seed with a corrosive sublimate solution. Dissolve one twentieth of an ounce in a gallon of water. Soak seed in a small bag for five minutes, wash ten minutes, then dry. Use wooden or earthenware containers as corrosive sublimate attacks metal. Good feeding is essential to economical beet and dairy production and must accompany good feeding.
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Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound credited for recovery
A reader from Edmond recounts illness and monthly troubles, crediting Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health and enabling her to work. The column also reports Yukon silver deposits in Mayo district, Canada, with rich veins and transport issues, plus a note on social pressures and a joke about joining many societies. Beautiful snow covers a multitude of disgraceful sidewalks.
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